The book Towards Knowledge Management in e-Libraries (Edition 2025, Hardbound) presents a comprehensive study of the integration of knowledge management principles within modern electronic library systems. It focuses on how libraries are evolving into advanced digital knowledge hubs that facilitate seamless access, storage, and dissemination of information. This edition examines core components of knowledge management such as data organization, digital archiving, information lifecycle management, and user-centric service design. It also discusses the role of emerging technologies including artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud storage, and big data analytics in enhancing e-library operations. The book emphasizes the transformation of traditional libraries into intelligent systems that not only store information but also generate, curate, and deliver knowledge effectively. It highlights practical applications such as institutional repositories, digital reference services, and collaborative research platforms. Special attention is given to challenges such as data security, interoperability, digital preservation, and information overload, along with strategies to overcome them. Ideal for library professionals, researchers, and LIS students, this book bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical implementation. It provides a forward-looking perspective on how knowledge management is reshaping the future of libraries in the digital era.








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